A native of Minneapolis, Minn., Peter Krause is best known for his work on
HBO's acclaimed drama "Six Feet Under," starring as Nate Fisher.
Krause began to act in high school, and although he started college as a
pre-med student at Gustavus Aldophus College in St. Peter, Minn., he
graduated with a B.A. in English literature. He then decided to pursue
acting and received an M.F.A. from New York University, where he starred in
productions of "Macbeth," "Uncle Vanya" and "Arms and the Man."
Two months after graduation, Krause made his television debut as a regular
on Carol Burnett's hit variety show, "Carol and Company," followed by a
stint on the hit series "Cybill." He first gained attention for his role as
Casey McCall on the critically acclaimed "Sports Night."
Krause has been nominated for three Emmy Awards, two Golden Globe Awards and
two SAG Awards for his performance on "Six Feet Under." He has also
received two SAG Awards as part of the "Six Feet Under" ensemble.
In 2004 he made his Broadway debut starring in Arthur Miller's "After the
Fall" for director Michael Mayer. He then starred opposite Naomi Watts and
Mark Ruffalo in "We Don't Live Here Anymore."
Krause was last seen starring in the Sci-Fi miniseries "The Lost Room" and
in the independent feature "Civic Duty."
Krause currently resides in Northern California.
ADAM BRAVERMAN
Adam is the firstborn Braverman child and, in many ways, the glue that holds
this large and colorful family together. He'd walk through fire for any one
of them, and they know it, which is why they constantly seek out his advice
and help. On the surface Adam is affable, humane and dependable. But
scratch that surface and you'll discover a high-strung and neurotic lunatic
driven beyond reason to have a normal, happy family. Working in a corporate
environment, Adam contends with cold-blooded colleagues and ambitious
underlings. But his greatest challenge will always be at home as he and
wife Kristina struggle to raise their son Max, a sensitive kid who proves to
be more of a handful than most eight year olds, and Haddie, their
increasingly willful teenage daughter.
